Alloa moved to within two points of William Hill League One leaders Inverness with a convincing 4-0 home victory over Peterhead.
The Wasps’ afternoon got off to a perfect start when Lewis Stewart put them in front to give them a half-time lead.
And the hosts scored three more in the second period courtesy of Luke Rankin, Conor Sammon and Callum Burnside which gave them a first win following three straight draws.
Matty Douglas scored an 88th-minute equaliser as Queen of the South rescued a late point from a 1-1 home draw with Cove Rangers after Adam Emslie had put the struggling visitors in front.
Goals from Blair Lyons, Callum Sandilands and an own goal from Jack Wyllie gave Montrose a 3-0 victory over lowly Kelty Hearts for their second-straight win.
Elsewhere, third-placed Stenhousemuir missed the chance to put the pressure on the league leaders following a goalless stalemate against Hamilton.
In League Two, East Kilbride blew Forfar away with three first-half goals in a 3-0 victory as they returned to winning ways to move top of the table.
John Robertson took his tally to seven for the season with a penalty before completing his brace and Keir Foster – two minutes later – added the gloss after 20 minutes.
Spartans dropped to second as James Craigen rescued a point from a 1-1 draw away to Annan after Tommy Muir gave the hosts an early lead.
Clyde remain third as they extended their unbeaten run to 13 matches after Kyle Connell’s equaliser on the hour mark earned a 1-1 draw with Elgin, who went ahead through Jack MacIver.
Bottom side Edinburgh City held off a spirited Dumbarton fightback to edge a 4-3 home victory from a seven-goal thriller.
Robbie Mahon’s double alongside strikes from Bradley Barrett and Innes Lawson gave the hosts a 4-0 lead.
Leighton MacIntosh’s brace and Tony Wallace’s penalty brought Dumbarton back to within one but Edinburgh held on for a first win in five.
Deryn Lang scored twice to help Stranraer clinch a second-successive win with a 3-2 victory over Stirling Albion, who suffered their fifth defeat in six to remain second-bottom.
